Ola Electric Starts BOSS 72-Hour Rush Sale with Offers Upto Rs 25,000

As part of the Ola Season Sale, the Bangalore-based electric automaker has kickstarted another event, the ‘BOSS 72-hour Rush’ event, which will go on from 10th to 12th October 2024. 

During this festive season, interested customers can purchase the Ola S1 scooter for as low as Rs 49,999, complemented with additional benefits worth up to Rs 25,000. The S1 X 2kWh scooter is being offered at an attractive price of Rs 49,999, whereas the top-ranging iteration, the S1 Pro only has discounts worth up to Rs 25,000 and a flat exchange bonus of Rs 5,000. 

Ola BOSS 72-hour Rush Benefits

Under this new scheme, customers can take advantage of the BOSS Prices with the Ola S1 X 2kWh, which now starts from Rs 49,999. The company claims that there is only limited stock available. 

On the other hand, the BOSS Discounts has offers worth up to Rs 25,000 on the S1 lineup, alongside an additional flat exchange bonus of Rs 5,000. These two offers can be availed on Ola’s flagship electric scooter, the S1 Pro. 

At the same time, the additional BOSS benefits worth Rs 25,000 include a free 8-year/80,000kms battery warranty worth Rs 7000, finance offers of up to Rs 5000 on selected credit card EMIs, free MoveOS+ upgrade worth Rs 6000, and charging credits worth up to Rs 7000. 

Ola Electric Lineup and Other News

Ola Electric has a wide range of scooters from the Ola S1 portfolio. There are currently six S1 models on offer. The affordable S1 X series consists of 2 kWh, 3 kWh, and 4 kWh versions, priced at Rs 74,999, Rs 87,999, and Rs 101,999, respectively. Moving up are the premium S1 Air and S1 Pro models, priced at Rs 1,07,499 and Rs 1,34,999, respectively. 

For those unaware, Ola also recently launched the #Hyperservice campaign, which focuses on doubling the service network to 1000 centres across the country by December this year. To boost that, the Network Partner Program was introduced. 

Thanks to this program, Ola Electric aims to increase the service network to 10,000 by the end of 2025. In addition, the company wants to train at least 1 lakh third-party mechanics to prepare for electric vehicles.